Chapter II: TIMOTHY IV., 3, Jeremiah II., 27
---- 4, Peter, 262.
---- 5, Ephesians, 239;
Peter, 43.
---- 7, Galatians, 449.
---- 8, Galatians, 30;
James, 89.
---- 9-12, Ephesians, 433.
---- 10, Ephesians, 58;
Philippians, 162, 165.
---- 13, John Epistles, 21.
---- 16, 17, Mark, 433.
---- 17, Ephesians, 57, 398, 428, 429.
---- 18, Ephesians, 61, 115.
TIRHAKAH and Sennacherib, II. Kings, 338.
TIRZAH, Song of Solomon, 12.
TISCHENDORF, Constantine, Acts I., 79;
II. Corinthians, 346, 369;
James, 7;
John Epistles, vii, 91, 123, 163, 171.
TITHE, Law of the, Leviticus, 559-566;
Numbers, 215.
---- Repentance by, Twelve Prophets II., 367.
TITUS and Paul, Galatians, 102-112.
---- and Timothy, Pastoral Epistles, 209.
---- at Corinth, II. Corinthians, 275-277;
Pastoral Epistles, 204-206.
---- exhortation to aged men, II. Samuel, 312.
---- in Dalmatia, Pastoral Epistles, 410.
TITUS I., 4, Galatians, 103;
Ephesians, 249.
---- 7, Peter, 207.
---- 8, Ephesians, 289.
---- 9, John Epistles, 293.
---- 11, Peter, xiv, 207.
---- 12, James, 156.
---- 14, Peter, 263.
---- 16, Ephesians, 276.
TITUS II., 3-5, Ephesians, 363.
---- 4, 5, Isaiah I., 266.
---- 7, Ephesians, 440;
Peter, 209.
---- 9, 10, Ephesians, 389;
Peter, 96.
---- 10, Thessalonians, 362.
---- 11, Galatians, 74, 149;
Ephesians, 58.
---- 12-14, Galatians, 185.
---- 13, Romans, 261, 262.
TITUS III., 2, Romans, 87.
---- 4, John Epistles, 290.
---- 4-7, Galatians, 149, 232.
---- 5, Leviticus, 190, 215;
Galatians, 173;
Ephesians, 61, 371.
---- 7, Galatians, 151;
Ephesians, 371.
TOBIAH, Ezra, 270, 342.
TOBIT, James, 281, 295.
TOI, King of Hamath, sends an embassy to David, II. Samuel, 115.
TOLERATION, and comprehension, Ezra, 68, 69.
---- and duty, Romans, 374-387.
---- The lesson of, Exodus, 101;
Judges, 124.
---- True and false, I. Kings, 248.
TONGUE, Defilement of the, James, 174-178.
---- Importance of the, Exodus, 325.
---- Moral contradiction in the reckless use of the, James, 179-190.
---- Powers of the, James, 169-174.
---- Sins of the, Psalm I., 111, 137;
II., 144;
Proverbs, 163-178;
Ephesians, 296-298;
Colossians, 288;
Peter, 63.
TORAH, The, Song of Solomon, 145, 146.
TOTAL DEPRAVITY, Job, 195.
TOULOUSE, Council of, James, 341.
TOZER, H. F., _Highlands of Turkey_, Acts II., 294, 300, 303.
TRADITION, Jesus Christ and, Mark, 184-189.
---- an unpopular word, Thessalonians, 350.
TRADUCIANISM, Hebrews, 222.
TRAJAN, Acts II., 28.
TRANSGRESSORS, High-handed, Numbers, 185.
TRANSFIGURATION OF CHRIST, Matthew, 233-242;
Mark, 228-235;
Luke, 190-192, 281-293.
TRANSLATION OF ENOCH, Genesis, 53.
TREE OF LIFE, The, Genesis, 18;
Psalm I., 4.
TREFFRY, Richard, _On the Eternal Sonship_, John I., 346.
TREGELLES, Samuel P., II. Corinthians, 346;
James, 4, 7.
TRENCH, Archbishop R. C., Acts I., 47, 405;
II., 159;
Romans, 327;
Galatians, 143;
Ephesians, 303;
Thessalonians, 187;
James, 120;
John Epistles, 105, 192;
Revelation, 32, 361.
TRENT, Council of, James, 341.
---- Anathemas of, Galatians, 46, 47.
TRESPASS, Leviticus, 154.
---- Atonement for, Numbers, 55.
---- Forgiveness of, Matthew, 258-266.
TRIALS, I. Samuel, 276.
TRIBES, The, in camp, Numbers, 27.
TRIDENTINE COUNCIL, Acts II., 238.
TRINITY, The, Hebrews, 13.
---- in man's election, and salvation, Peter, 3-16.
TROAS, Paul at, Acts, 268, 392-406;
II. Corinthians, 84-86.
TROPHIMUS, Colossians, 373;
Pastoral Epistles, 414, 415, 419.
TROUBLE, Wherefore? Job, 282.
TRULLO, Council of, Pastoral Epistles, 115.
TRUMPETS, at festivals, Numbers, 100, 355.
---- Feast of, Leviticus, 461, 462.
---- First six, of John, Revelation, 132-156.
---- in war time, Numbers, 99.
---- The seventh, Revelation, 189-195.
---- signalled the advance, Numbers, 97.
---- Silver, Numbers, 95.
TRUST in God, Psalms II., 183;
III., 37;
Ecclesiastes, 185;
Jeremiah I., 63, 354;
Galatians, 386.
TRUTH, Ephesians, 329-333.
---- Ascertainment of, I. Kings, 9.
---- Children unable to understand it all, Genesis, 7.
---- Christian conduct the issue of, Romans, 321-335.
---- an essential attribute of God, Genesis, 102.
---- finally triumphs, I. Samuel, 207.
---- Jesus Christ the, John I., 124-128.
---- not discovered in a day, Genesis, 159.
---- revealed gradually to men, Genesis, 6.
---- rules the world, Deuteronomy, 231.
---- will prevail, I. Kings, 441.
TUBAL-CAIN, Genesis, 47.
TUBERCULOSIS and cattle, Leviticus, 297.
TURNING POINTS IN LIFE, Genesis, 247;
Joshua, 299;
Judges, 105.
---- Effects of, Genesis, 304.
---- Jacob's, Genesis, 301.
---- hinge on trivial incidents, John I., 135.
---- must come, Judges, 375.
TWILIGHT, Genesis, 250.
TYCHICUS, Ephesians, 431;
Colossians, 371-382;
Pastoral Epistles, 410, 411.
TYNDALE, Ecclesiastes, 303;
Pastoral Epistles, 412, 413;
James, 200, 222.
TYNDALE, Professor, on creation, Genesis, 9.
---- on religious sentiment, Exodus, 287.
TYPES, Teaching by, Chronicles, 125-132.
TYPICAL SIGNIFICANCE, of the burnt offering, Leviticus, 56, sq.
---- of the Exodus, Exodus, 264-269.
---- of feasts of seven months, Leviticus, 468-473.
---- of garments of high priests, Leviticus, 199.
---- of the Jubilee and Sabbath year, Leviticus, 510-518.
---- of the law, Hebrews, 163.
---- of the peace offering, Leviticus, 84.
---- of the priesthood and tabernacle, Leviticus, 184.
TYRANNY, Cultured, Exodus, 18.
---- has its succession, Psalms III., 42.
---- is suicide, Twelve Prophets II., 143-148.
---- without relief, Ecclesiastes, 149.
TYRANNUS, Acts II., 347.
TYRE, Isaiah I., 288-300;
Ezekiel, 230-259;
Twelve Prophets I., 127, 128;
Acts II., 268, 392-406.
U
UEBERWEG, F., Isaiah II., 125, 126.
UHLHORN, Gerhard, _Christian charity in the ancient church_, Hebrews,
316.
UNBELIEF, Doom of, Numbers, 167.
---- in God's goodness, Genesis, 23.
---- of the cities, in Christ, Matthew, 149, 150.
---- of the Jews, John I., 203.
UNCTION, See EXTREME UNCTION.
UNCLEANNESS, and lasciviousness, Galatians, 365-366.
---- by the dead, Numbers, 52, 220.
---- Defilement by animals and dead bodies, Leviticus, 277-304;
Deuteronomy, 290, 291.
---- disregarded, Chronicles, 435.
---- Ideas of, Numbers, 46.
---- of childbearing, Leviticus, 313-326.
---- of issues, Leviticus, 305-312.
---- of Leprosy, Leviticus, 327-366;
Numbers, 48.
---- Real, Mark, 190-194.
UNEXPECTED OCCURRENCES, I. Samuel, 280.
UNITY OF CHRISTIANS, Numbers, 97;
John II., 256;
Ephesians, 218-226;
Colossians, 303, 304, 408;
Thessalonians, 201;
Hebrews, 41.
UNIVERSALISM of Christ and Paul, Hebrews, 141.
UNLEAVENED BREAD, Feast of, Numbers, 351.
---- of the passover, Exodus, 186.
UNRECORDED SAYINGS OF CHRIST, James, 56, 89, 249, 362.
UNSEEN, Sustained by the, Exodus, 41.
_THE UNSEEN UNIVERSE_, Acts I., 47.
UR OF THE CHALDEES, Genesis, 83, 84.
URIAH, The Hittite, David and, I. Samuel, 303;
II. Samuel, 158-168.
URIM AND THUMMIM, Leviticus, 196;
Numbers, 341;
I. Kings, 122;
Ezra, 45-47.
USSHER, Archbishop James, Acts II., 318, 362;
Ephesians, 15.
USURY, Ezra, 247-258;
Psalms I., 138.
UTTERANCE, The gift of, I. Corinthians, 26-28.
UZ, Job, 19.
UZZAH, Death of, II. Samuel, 88.
UZZIAH, See AZARIAH, King of Israel.
---- Isaiah I., 20, 59, sq., 98.
V
VAHEB IN SUPHAH, Numbers, 251.
VALENS, Emperor, Acts II., 352.
VALESIUS, Acts II., 439.
VANITY, Feeding of, Ecclesiastes, 190, 214.
---- of Absalom, II. Samuel, 258.
---- of Haman, Ezra, 372-278.
---- Use and abuse of the sense of, John Epistles, 149-163.
VALLEY OF DRY BONES, Ezekiel, 342-355.
"_VAS ELECTIONIS_," Acts II., 64, 65.
VASHTI, Ezra, 352, 361-370.
VATICAN COUNCIL, Acts I., 265;
II., 238.
VAUGHAN, C. J., Acts I., 226, 317;
Revelation, 107, 258.
VEIL, Paul on the use of the, I. Corinthians, 241-257.
VENGEANCE, Desire for, Joshua, 332, 333.
---- of the Covenant, Leviticus, 522-533.
---- of God, Twelve Prophets II., 90-95.
VENI CREATOR SPIRITUS, The hymn, Isaiah I., 186.
VESPASIAN, Emperor, Acts II., 460.
VIATICUM, James, 332.
VIBIUS SALUTARIUS, Gaius, Acts II., 370, 371.
VICES, Discarded, Ephesians, 290-304.
VICTOR I., Pope, Acts I., 14.
VICTORIA, Queen, Joshua, 80.
VICTORY, Birth and, John Epistles, 223-235.
---- The pause of, Revelation, 316-326.
---- Through perils to, Peter, 223-235.
VINCENTIAN RULE, Acts II., 100.
VINE AND THE BRANCHES, The, John II., 173-190.
VINEYARD, Parable of the, Hebrews, 31.
VIRGIL, Acts II., 70;
Ephesians, 127.
VIRGINITY OF MARY, Perpetual, James, 31.
VIRTUE, Peter, 246, 247.
---- Safety of, Numbers, 279.
VISION, and action, Jeremiah I., 69.
---- of Eliphaz, Job, 106.
---- of the glory of God, Ezekiel, 26-41.
VISIONS, Consolatory, Revelation, 111-156.
---- First consolatory, Revelation, 157-167.
---- Renewed consolatory, Revelation, 238-258.
---- Second consolatory, Revelation, 168-195.
VITELLIUS, Acts II., 30, 33.
VOCATION OF THE CHRISTIAN, Numbers, 123.
VOICE, The human, xl-lxvi. Isaiah II., 302, 406.
VOLTAIRE, John Epistles, 158.
---- Maria Theresa of, John Epistles, 96.
---- on Pascal, II. Corinthians, 147.
VON SODEN, E., Ephesians, 11, 17.
VOWS, Concerning, Leviticus, 541-566;
Numbers, 344, 361.
---- of women, Numbers, 362.
---- Thank offerings and, Leviticus, 104.
---- unfulfilled, Genesis, 313.
W
WAGES, Leviticus, 398
WAITING, Song of Solomon, 206-217.
WALDSTEIN, C., Acts II., 372.
WALKING WITH GOD, Genesis, 51-53.
WANT, Labour principally to satisfy physical, Genesis, 30.
WAR, Exodus, 254, Isaiah I., 51.
---- Causes of, Chronicles, 83.
---- Civil, Judges, 257.
---- Jesus Christ and, Deuteronomy, 215.
---- Methods of, I. Samuel, 450.
---- not Christ-like, Joshua, 413.
---- Paul on, II. Corinthians, 289-299.
---- Prayer in, Jeremiah I., 396.
---- Ruthlessness of, Joshua, 197.
---- a sad necessity, Judges, 11.
---- settled by champions, II. Samuel, 28.
---- Spiritual, Joshua, 234, 235.
---- Stratagem in, Joshua, 196.
"WARS OF JEHOVAH," Book of the, Numbers, 251;
Deuteronomy, 11.
"WATCH AND PRAY," Genesis, 77.
WATCHFULNESS enforced, Mark, 357.
---- of Nehemiah, Ezra, 243, 244.
WATER, fails, Numbers, 224.
---- of Jordan divided, Joshua, 108.
WATERLAND, Daniel, I. Corinthians 268, 269;
Pastoral Epistles, 293, 306.
WATSON, Richard, Acts I., 3.
WAVE OFFERING, Leviticus, 178.
"THE WAY," Jesus Christ, John II., 131-133.
---- Meaning of, Acts II., 32, 33, 34, 347, 362, 423.
WAY OF THE SOUL, Numbers, 386.
WEAKNESS, Strength and, II. Corinthians, 343-358.
WEALTH, Proverbs, 135-148.
---- and generosity, Genesis, 118.
---- and woe, Matthew, 59.
---- Highest good sought in, Ecclesiastes, 187-228.
---- not a proof of religious acceptance, Job, 137.
---- Pursuit of, Thessalonians, 73;
Pastoral Epistles, 193-198.
---- True, Proverbs, 356.
---- True use of, Luke, 346.
WEISS, Bernard, Thessalonians, 91;
Pastoral Epistles, 7, 15;
James, 32, 50, 70, 76, 399.
WEISSE, Christian H., Pastoral Epistles, 9, 407.
WEIZSACKER, C. von, II. Corinthians, 320.
WELLHAUSEN, J., Isaiah II., 238, 269;
Jeremiah I., 371;
Ezekiel, 400, 437;
Twelve Prophets I., 128, 147, 160, 225, 46, 248,
262, 276, 278, 288, 301, 368, 370, 371, 380, 410, 411;
Twelve Prophets II., 65, 72, 87, 111, 123, 133, 153, 156, 170, 171,
174, 204, 238, 246, 248, 287, 295, 297, 306, 309, 322, 362, 380,
472, 485, 487, 488, 489, 519.
---- and the death of prophecy, Deuteronomy, 248.
---- on Cultus, Numbers, 317.
---- on the Decalogue, Deuteronomy, 61-63, 70.
---- on Korah, Numbers, 199.
---- on the Passover, Exodus, 176, 177;
Leviticus, 450.
---- on slaughter of Midianites, Numbers, 368.
---- on Theocracy, Numbers, 6.
---- on Tithes, Leviticus, 559.
WESLEY, Charles, Acts II., 381.
WESLEY, John, Acts I., 3, 137, 291, 381;
II., 394;
Romans, 63;
Ephesians, 241, 322;
Hebrews, 233.
WESTCOTT, B. F., Daniel, 32, 92;
James, 4, 7, 17, 24, 434, 439, 458;
John Epistles vii., 62, 64, 104, 148, 166, 170, 184, 190, 199, 211,
219, 237, 283, 289.
WESTCOTT AND HORT, II. Corinthians, 36, 110, 253, 279, 301, 311, 315,
346, 351, 364, 369;
Galatians, 300;
Ephesians, 15, 66;
Revelation, 9.
WETSTEIN, Johann Jacob, James, 296, 399.
WHATELY, Archbishop Richard, Acts II., 73.
WHIRLWIND, God in the, I. Kings, 433.
WHITBY, Daniel, Hebrews, 248.
WHITTIER, John G., Proverbs, 322.
WICKED, Psalms I., 7, 45-47, 92-94, 310, 330, 345;
II., 191, 196.
WIDOWS, Pastoral Epistles, 153-155, 158, 163.
WIEDEMANN, Alfred, Ezekiel, 281, 282.
WIESELER, Karl, _Die Christenverfolgungen der Caesaren_, Acts II., 336;
James, 32.
WIESINGER, A., James, 399, 418.
WIFE, The, Proverbs, 399, sq.
---- and husband, Colossians, 336-340;
Peter, 107-118.
WILBERFORCE, Wm., Acts I., 291.
WILDERNESS, Discipline of the, Numbers, 256.
---- Israel's residence in the, Joshua, 8.
---- near Maan, Numbers, 245.
---- Our life in the, Numbers, 124, 258.
WILL, and work, Philippians, 137.
---- Appeal to the, Deuteronomy, 100.
---- Freedom of, Deuteronomy, 165;
Pastoral Epistles, 40, 41, 57;
James, 93.
---- of God our sanctification, Hebrews, 177.
---- subject to Christ, Psalms I., 14.
WILLIAMS, Dr., Acts I., 134, 135, 137;
II., 64.
WILLIAMS, Isaac, James, 444;
Revelation, 74, 126, 310, 368.
WINE, Proverbs, 275-287;
Jeremiah II., 50.
---- Prohibition of, Leviticus, 251.
---- Use of, I. Corinthians, 187.
WISDOM, as a guide of conduct, Proverbs, 24-36.
---- Beginning of, Proverbs, 9-23.
---- better than mirth, Ecclesiastes, 139.
---- The chief good not in, Ecclesiastes, 127-133, 230-234.
---- Earthly rewards of, Proverbs, 37-51.
---- from above, James, 203-213.
---- from below, James, 191-202.
---- Man's, Psalms III., 11.
---- Meaning of, Proverbs, 10.
---- of God, Isaiah I., 238-242;
I. Corinthians, 63-79.
---- of the past, Job, 138, 192.
---- of the serpent, Ezra, 260.
---- Person of, Proverbs, 92, 108, 123.
---- Quest of, Job, 313;
Proverbs, 35.
---- Rewards of, Proverbs, 37, 109.
---- towards the non-Christian world, Colossians, 361-364.
WISDOM, The book, Proverbs, 9, 10, 118;
Song of Solomon, 219;
Hebrews, 42;
James, 69, 74-76, 287;
Peter, 142;
John Epistles, 137.
WISDOM LITERATURE, Proverbs, 9;
James, 68-75.
WISE MEN, Coming of the, Matthew, 18-20.
WITNESS OF THE SPIRIT, Romans, 224.
WITNESSES, A cloud of, Hebrews, 259-269.
---- The two, Revelation, 177-188.
WOLSEY, Cardinal, Fall of, I. Samuel, 32;
II., Samuel, 271.
WOMEN, Proverbs, 96, 132, 396.
---- Attractiveness of, Genesis, 58.
---- Claim of, Numbers, 139, 332.
---- Compromising their purity, Judges, 403.
---- Degradation of, Judges, 351.
---- despised, Ecclesiastes, 203, 225.
---- Dress of, Pastoral Epistles, 101, 102.
---- Good, Proverbs, 396-410.
---- in Jewish history, Ezra, 383.
---- Influence of, Genesis, 48;
Joshua, 158.
---- Isaiah to, Isaiah I., 262-287.
---- Life of, Job, 75.
---- of Corinth, I. Corinthians, 241-257.
---- Place of, Judges, 417.
---- Preaching of, Chronicles, 263.
---- Social position of, Pastoral Epistles, 256.
---- suffer because of Eve's sin, Leviticus, 323.
---- with no vocation, Judges, 373.
WOOD, J. T., _Ephesus_, Acts II., 281, 362.
WORD, of Christ indwelling, Colossians, 325-328.
---- of God immutable, Hebrews, 63.
---- of God living, Hebrews, 63, 305.
WORDSWORTH, Bp. Christopher, Pastoral Epistles, 134;
James Epistles, 283.
WORDSWORTH, Wm., Ezekiel, 37;
Galatians, 341;
Hebrews, 222;
John Epistles, 234.
WORK, Blessings of, Proverbs, 268.
---- Dead, Hebrews, 88.
---- Not all, Isaiah II., 309.
---- Shining and, Philippians, 131-156.
WORLD, The, better, Galatians, 31.
---- End of, Hebrews, 166.
---- Harvest and vintage of, Revelation, 245-258.
---- Kingdom of, Revelation, 190.
---- Meaning of, James, 229.
---- of Isaiah, Isaiah, 91-102.
---- Seductions of, James, 226-232.
---- The term, Acts I., 257.
---- Vanity of, John Epistles, 149-163.
---- which we must not love, John Epistles, 136-148.
---- without God, Genesis, 11.
WORLDLINESS, and the care of God contradicted, Genesis, 138, 139.
---- and its meaning, John II., 239-242.
---- Modern, Judges, 234.
---- not a real substitute for God's promises, Genesis, 161.
---- not satisfying, Genesis, 115.
---- of Saul, I. Samuel, 152.
---- rebuked, Philippians, 353.
WORSHIP, Aesthetic, Colossians, 192-193.
---- and conduct, James, 320-322.
---- and excitement, James, 315-320.
---- and music, James, 320.
---- Behavior in Christian, Pastoral Epistles, 94-103.
---- Coldness in, Luke, 228.
---- Daily, Numbers, 345.
---- Elements of, Pastoral Epistles, 82-95.
---- an essential function of the Church, Ezekiel, 498.
---- Fine places of, II. Samuel, 99.
---- Forms of, I. Samuel, 80.
---- Hypocrisy and, Psalms II., 122.
---- Instinct for, Exodus, 287.
---- Law of, Exodus, 336-338.
---- Man's faculty for, Genesis, 11.
---- More effective method, Ecclesiastes, 158.
---- New Testament idea of, Leviticus, 444-446.
---- of Israel centralized, Deuteronomy, 20, 262-266.
---- of Israelites, Numbers, 295.
---- Public, Pastoral Epistles, 95, 100.
---- result of revelation, Hebrews, 3.
---- Ritual, I. Samuel, 190;
I. Kings, 186-192.
---- Simplicity of, John I., 154;
Philippians, 183.
---- Spiritual gifts and public, I. Corinthians, 309-324.
---- Temple, I. Kings, 193-201.
WORTHLESSNESS, Proverbs, 84-91.
WRATH OF GOD, Leviticus, 242;
Isaiah I., 47, 55;
Colossians, 278-282;
Thessalonians, 62-64.
WRIGHT, Arthur, _Composition of the Four Gospels_, Thessalonians, 202.
WRITING, an early accomplishment, Deuteronomy, 472;
Judges, 19.
WRONG, acknowledged, Genesis, 108.
---- can never be the strong, Judges, 182.
---- Right and, Psalms I., 304.
WYCLIFF, John, Acts II., 227.
X
XENOI TEKMOREIOI, Societies of, Acts II., 364.
XENOPHANES, Isaiah II., 125.
XENOPHON, Isaiah II., 111, 164, 165, 169, 179;
Daniel, 58, 206, 216.
Y
YOUNG, Dangers of the, Proverbs, 34.
YOUNG, Hopefulness of the, Numbers, 172.
Z
ZACHAEUS, Proverbs, 367.
ZECHARIAH, King of Israel, II. Kings, 206.
ZADOK, The priest, II. Samuel, 129, 233;
I. Kings, 115.
ZAHN, Theodor, James, 21, 70, 370.
ZALMUNNA, Fate of, Judges, 192-194.
ZARATHUSTRA, Deuteronomy, 473;
Jeremiah I., 243.
ZARED, The valley, Numbers, 251.
ZAREPHATH, See SAREPTA.
ZEAL, Isaiah I., 130.
---- of Christ, Joshua, 198, 199.
ZEALOTS, James, 198, 221, 277, 285;
Peter, 124.
ZEBAH, Fate of, Judges, 192-194.
ZEBUL, Judges, 222.
ZEBULON blessed by Jacob, Genesis, 434.
ZEBULON, The tribe, Inheritance of, Joshua, 320, 321.
---- Moses abuses, Deuteronomy, 468.
ZECHARIAH, Son of Jehoida, II. Kings, 158-164;
Chronicles, 408.
ZECHARIAH, The book, Hebrews, 115, 122.
---- i-viii, Twelve Prophets II., 253-328.
---- ix-xiv, Twelve Prophets II., 447-490.
---- Faith of, Hebrews, 264.
ZECHARIAH I., 3, James, 244.
---- 13, Romans, 283.
---- 18, 19, Daniel, 108.
ZECHARIAH II., 1, 2, Revelation, 168.
---- 4, 5, Psalms III., 315.
---- 5, Revelation, 169.
---- 5-17, Daniel, 11.
---- 6-10, Daniel, 11, 108.
---- 8, Galatians, 450.
---- 10, 11, Isaiah II., 211.
ZECHARIAH III., 1, Chronicles, 290;
Song of Solomon, 220;
Ephesians, 400;
James, 460, 461.
---- 2, Daniel, 180, 181.
---- 8, Chronicles, 144;
Isaiah II., 280.
---- 8-10, Daniel, 11.
---- 10, Deuteronomy, 364.
ZECHARIAH IV., 1, Jeremiah II., 340.
---- 1-14, Leviticus, 475.
---- 2-12, Exodus, 383.
---- 3, Jeremiah I., 260.
---- 6, 7, Ezra, 81;
Isaiah I., 185.
---- 7, Revelation, 141.
---- 10, Chronicles, 95, 356;
Daniel, 191, 325.
ZECHARIAH VI., 1-8, Daniel, 108.
---- 11, 13, Hebrews, 115.
---- 12, Hebrews, 122.
---- 13, Mark, 446.
ZECHARIAH VII., 3, Mark, 65.
---- 5, 6, Mark, 65.
---- 14, Psalms III., 146;
Hebrews, 122.
---- 16, Hebrews, 123.
ZECHARIAH VIII., 16, Ephesians, 293.
---- 19, Ezekiel, 207;
Mark, 65.
ZECHARIAH IX., 8, II. Kings, 68.
---- 9, Daniel, 250;
Matthew, 396.
---- 5, II. Kings, 194.
---- 10, Psalms II., 316.
ZECHARIAH X., 1, James, 293.
---- 3, Jeremiah II., 301.
---- 10-12, Revelation, 270.
ZECHARIAH XI., 1, Jeremiah II., 101.
---- 1-17, II. Kings, 220.
---- 4-17, I. Kings, 280.
---- 7-14, II. Kings, 219.
---- 12, Matthew, 396, 415.
---- 13, Exodus, 345.
ZECHARIAH XII., 1, Psalms III., 185.
---- 8-14, Leviticus, 537;
Chronicles, 144.
---- 9, Peter, 178.
---- 10, Leviticus, 471.
---- 11-13, II. Kings, 408;
Jeremiah I., 24.
---- 12-14, I. Samuel, 92;
I. Kings, 143.
ZECHARIAH XIII., 1, Leviticus, 471, 537.
---- 2-5, Jeremiah II., 113.
---- 4, I. Kings, 361.
---- 7, Matthew, 396;
Mark, 386.
---- 7-9, I. Kings, 280.
ZECHARIAH XIV., Leviticus, 470.
---- 1-7, Daniel, 321.
---- 5, II. Kings, 194;
Daniel, 191;
Twelve Prophets I., 68;
Thessalonians, 131.
---- 8, Jeremiah I., 85.
---- 9, Peter, 328.
---- 16, Revelation, 128.
---- 20, Exodus, 408;
Leviticus, 28;
Revelation, 256.
---- 21, Ezra, 101.
ZECHARIAS, Father of John the Baptist, Benedictus of, Luke, 28, 42-44.
---- The mute priest, Luke, 15-28.
ZEDEKIAH, last king of Judah, Jeremiah II., 166.
---- captured, Song of Solomon, 297;
Isaiah II., 34, 35;
Ezekiel, 101.
---- made king by Nebuchadnezzar, II. Kings, 437;
Jeremiah I., 46;
II., 96.
ZEDEKIAH, The priest of Ahab, I. Kings, 488, 493.
ZELLER, Edward, _Acts of the Apostles_, Acts I., 230, 326;
II., vi;
Galatians, 124;
James, 138.
ZELOPHEHAD, Daughters of, Numbers, 331, 406;
Joshua, 309.
ZENAS, Pastoral Epistles, 203, 208.
ZEPHANIAH, The book, Twelve Prophets II., 35-75.
---- Date of, Twelve Prophets II., 37.
---- Text of, Twelve Prophets II., 35, 36.
ZEPHANIAH I., 1, II. Kings, 375.
---- 2, 3, Jeremiah I., 180.
---- 4, II. Kings, 233, 388;
Twelve Prophets II., 14.
---- 5, II. Kings, 361, 390.
---- 7, Jeremiah I., 68.
---- 8, II. Kings, 427.
---- 9, Ezekiel, 428.
---- 15, 16, Revelation, 313.
ZEPHANIAH II., 3, Peter, 328.
---- 4, II. Kings, 194, 375;
Jeremiah, I., 14.
---- 10, Isaiah I., 274.
---- 12-15, II. Kings, 376.
ZEPHANIAH III., 1-11, II. Kings, 372.
---- 3, 4, Jeremiah II., 277.
---- 7, Jeremiah I., 127.
ZEPHATH, Judges, 25.
ZERACH, The Ethiopian, defeated by Asa, I. Kings, 323.
ZERUBBABEL, Ezra, 6, 40, 84, 107;
Twelve Prophets II., 298.
ZIBA and Mephibosheth, II. Samuel, 137, 242.
ZIKLAG, David at, I. Samuel, 397, 416-418;
Psalms I., 300.
ZIMRI, King of Israel, I. Kings, 337-338.
ZION, The name, Song of Solomon, 104.
ZIPH, Wilderness of, David in the, I. Samuel, 359.
ZIPPOR, Numbers, 262.
ZIPPORAH, wife of Moses, circumcises her son, Exodus, 82.
ZOAN, Psalms II., 389.
ZOLA, M., Proverbs, 66.
ZOPHAR, first speech, Job, 154.
---- his character, Job, 102.
---- no mere echo, Job, 161.
---- second speech, Job, 242.
---- third speech, Job, 309.
ZOPHIM, Numbers, 299.
ZOROASTER, Ecclesiastes, 55.
ZUPH, I. Samuel, 128.
ZWICKAU PROPHETS, Pastoral Epistles, 70.
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